SCOREBOARD WATCHIN’ 2026 WEEK 25
LeBron free agency, Kawhi returns to Toronto, Canada advances in World Cup, and Chiefs Challenge results.
Local embroidery featured in upcoming exhibit
Glenhyrst Art Gallery celebrates 50 years of the Brant Needle Arts Guild.
Canada Day Special: What the Constitution says about the land that was never surrendered
The constitutional trigger that releases an outstanding Indian interest has never been pulled along the Grand River.
Chiefs of Ontario updates
Chiefs of Ontario assembly focused on child welfare, Kashechewan and governance.
Williams Treaties First Nations secure stake in nuclear project
Seven First Nations gain equity ownership in a Darlington small modular reactor project.
Six Nations welcomes two new senior staff
Jill Hill is the new COO and Donna Dodson is the new CFO.
Haudenosaunee Chiefs condemn Men’s Fire and Elected Council joint class-action lawsuit
HCCC says elected council has “crossed a line” by joining a class action against the Haudenosaunee Development Institute.
SCOREBOARD WATCHIN’ 2026 WEEK 24
Blue Jays All-Star voting, World Cup updates, Giannis trade, and local lacrosse results.
Visibility, acceptance and inclusion
Six Nations hosted Pride events focused on visibility, acceptance and inclusion.
From Indian to Aboriginal to Indigenous: What Changed—and What Endures?
Terminology has shifted, but the underlying constitutional framework has remained remarkably consistent.
Fire fighters mark 60 years
Six Nations Fire & Emergency Services marked its 60th anniversary.
Two raids on the tobacco industry leaves business owners worried
A second police raid on a Six Nations tobacco facility has local entrepreneurs concerned about the future of the industry.
Indigenous People’s Day brought out unity and good vibes
Hamilton’s Indigenous People’s Day ceremonies featured dancing, singing, drums and cultural sharing.